Make America Followers Again
It is no secret that I am not a fan of Hillary Clinton, but Joe Biden is a significantly worse candidate than she is. His entire political career is a perfect example of how much "Democrats" love being right wing.
I don't think that Joe Biden is the right choice this time around at all. It's like how sometimes people can be way ahead of their time, to me, he's behind the time here. Just a guy at the wrong place at the wrong time. The only reason he is polling well is because there are way too many candidates in the race and the vote is split in 100 different directions.
Right-wing personality Jacob Wohl appears to have faked death threats against himself and submitted them to police as evidence that he was facing “terroristic threats,” according to newly released documents.
If there are two people I can stand apart from trump or this idiot and his father!This idiot is baaaack you guys!
https://www.thedailybeast.com/jacob-wohl-faked-death-threats-against-himself?via=twitter_page
Did Obama?So does Beto actually have any experience?
Does he even have any beliefs?
"The last great hope of earth." |
To be fair saying "ya know, America kinda sucks and always has" wouldn't exactly endear oneself to the hearts and minds of the electorate.
No.
Except that America is now, more than ever "The last great hope of earth." I threw up in my mouth a little when I heard that.
Yes, the country that foisted Trump upon the rest of us and still approves of him at a rate of about 40% is our last hope.
I'm not trying to be an ass, I was seriously asking. Writing this post before just checking Wiki myself, but I thought Obama was a governor and short-term senator first.Did Obama?
I don't think that Joe Biden is the right choice this time around at all. It's like how sometimes people can be way ahead of their time, to me, he's behind the time here. Just a guy at the wrong place at the wrong time. The only reason he is polling well is because there are way too many candidates in the race and the vote is split in 100 different directions.
“When it comes to civil rights and civil liberties, I’m a liberal but that’s it. I’m really quite conservative on most other issues. My wife said I was the most socially conservative man she had ever known. I’m a screaming liberal when it comes to senior citizens because I really think they are getting screwed. I’m a liberal on health care because I believe it is a birth right of every human being—not just some damn privilege to be meted out to a few people. But when it comes to issues like abortion, amnesty, and acid, I’m about as liberal as your grandmother.
I don’t like the Supreme Court decision on abortion. I think it went too far. I don’t think that a woman has the sole right to say what should happen to her body. I support a limited amnesty, and I don’t think marijuana should be legalized. Now, if you still think I’m a liberal, let me tell you that I support the draft. I’m scared to death of a professional army. I vote my own way and it is not always with the Democrats. I did vote for George McGovern, of course, but I would have voted for Mickey Mouse against Richard Nixon. I despise that man.”
Yea they pretty much have the same experience. Beto was actually in Congress longer than Obama was, but in the house vs the senate.I'm not trying to be an ass, I was seriously asking. Writing this post before just checking Wiki myself, but I thought Obama was a governor and short-term senator first.
Edit: state senate, not governor, my bad.
And I didn't realize that Beto served in the House, so that's what I basically wanted to know, it's almost the same situation as Obama.
If Betomania would’ve unseated Creepy Ted, I think that fact alone would’ve made him the strongest candidate, as the democrats could hopefully ride the back of the pride of Texas. It was preposterous that Beto could’ve won in Texas, but if he would’ve, Id say Texans are proud enough to have made it a close contest in 2020 if their blue senator was running.
With that being said, you don’t get elected to the senate and immediately run for president.
yeah, fuck joe biden. obviously he's changed somewhat since this quote, but come on. if it was going to likely be a close contest then sure, being able to swing voters over from the other side on charisma alone is more of a factor, but the democrats can do way better than him in an election that's basically the left's to lose at this point now that impeachment has been ruled out.
lol i'm sure if bernie sanders had said those exact same words you'd say it's fair game to beat him over the head with that quote regardless of how long it's been, but okay then.
so what's the cut off point then where the shitty things that politicians said or did in their past gets a free pass? is it 10 years? 25? you need to set a hard time limit, otherwise that's such an arbitrary notion of cherry picking what "counts" from a candidate's past that you might as well just ignore everything about their history up to the moment they announced their run.
i guess i have to say this yet again already, but i think it's pretty self-evident that if i say "fuck candidate x" i certainly don't mean "don't vote for candidate x in the general election". if biden is the nominee against trump, then not voting for him would be a total moral and ethical failure.
that doesn't mean joe biden isn't near the bottom of the list of people i'd like to see in that spot, though.